Product Description: "I admire this book as much as any book I've recently read, and I admire it the most of any of Moody's superb books. It's a brilliant investigation of the space between essay and fiction, and in that space is located all the world's woe that attaches to a lapsed Catholic, than whom no one is more Catholic...read more

An account of urban development and underground activities that took place in Seattle over the course of the past decade notes the rise of major commercial enterprises at the same time the city experienced record homelessness, child abuse, and cultural upheavals. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

An account of urban development and underground activities that took place in Seattle over the course of the past decade notes the rise of major commercial enterprises at the same time the city experienced record homelessness, child abuse, and cultural upheavals. 35,000 first printing.

The author of I Sing the Body Electronic traces the birth of the virtual-reality industry, discussing the work of a mismatched group of individuals--academics, counterculture software developers, and venture capitalists--that has been working to create an entirely new industry. 25,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

Product Description: Fred Moody spent a year shadowing a team of Microsoft developers working on a children's compact disc to be called Explorapedia. What he discovered was that, when the novelty and excitement surrounding the newest generation of software is stripped away, one finds a world not of high-tech efficiency but of simple human muddling...read more